8: The Mormon Proposition lifts the mask of California’s Prop 8 to reveal the overwhelming out-of-state support of the Utah-based Church of Latter Day Saints (LDS). Narrated by Oscar-winner Dustin Lance Black...

Do looks matter? When it comes to the male physique in the gay community, the answer is of course a resounding YES. In this fascinating, thought-provoking documentary, filmmaker Christopher Hines turns his camera on guys of all shapes and sizes.

Andrew Blubaugh’s affair with an older man left long-lasting marks on his life and relationships. Now a filmmaker, Blubaugh tries to make sense of that relationship by juxtaposing art and real life — with fasci...

Pornography has always been a hot button issue. Some speak out against it, while others champion porn’s pro sex consciousness. Gay male pornography has never been as polarizing as its straight counter-part, per...

You’ll go krazy for these quirky, off-the-wall shorts with big heart and big laughs!

It’s amazing what you can do with puppets. Especially when you add glitter, catchy tunes and the incomparable stylings of drag artist and cabaret singer Joey Arias.

After a game of hide-and-seek, 11-year-old Aaron is hypnotized to solve the mystery of his missing friend.

Bette and Joan, eat your hearts out! This drag-studded recreation of the 1962 classic What Ever Happened to Baby Jane? drops us back into the depths of sisterly detestation. Baby Jane has seen better days...

“What does ‘bear’ mean to you?” asks Bear Nation of the gay men who identify as bears, chase them, and everyone else who wonders what it’s all about. This insightful exploration from the director of Festival...

It’s summer in New York City, and the neighborhood bears are coming out of hibernation. A group of friends is getting ready for the annual week-long celebration of all things bear, but plans keep getting turned...

Candy Darling was the queen of Andy Warhol’s Factory in the early 1970s. Born James Slattery in 1944 in Massapequa, New York — a place where uniformity thrived — Candy knew at a young age that she simply did no...

Protest, parade, political action or celebration: what is Pride? President of Vancouver Pride and parade organizer Ken Coolen knows what it means to him. But at the 2007 InterPride Conference in Zurich, Switzer...

Can bromance turn to romance? Can buying Prince tickets lead to a crisis of identity? Anything is possible in these films where bold desires, not ambivalent curiosities, drive unforgettable characters to take h...

A short narrative drama from director Rodney Evans that explores the personal and professional dilemmas faced by the openly gay jazz composer, Billy Strayhorn, in the early 1940s.

Sara loves her wife Katarina. She’s making a surprise for her birthday. Katarina has a surprise for Sara as well. Sara has to handle the unexpected news, while taking care of the birthday party. Her joy is mended with growing feelings of isolation and frustration.

Student meets professor. Student crushes on professor. The crush might be mutual. Bloomington is a fresh and twisty take on the coming-of-age drama. Jackie is a former child actress attending college in searc...

Lars and Jimmy wrestle with their conflicting desires in this provocative, award-winning Danish drama about xenophobia and neo-Nazi subculture.

Tim and Julian are deeply in love, but can’t find happiness between the sheets. When you can’t sexually satisfy the person you love, is this enough of a reason to quit a relationship?

The sun-kissed Bahamian streets and beaches evoke an escapist paradise, but there’s a cloud over the land. In Kareem J. Mortimer’s tender, tough and altogether touching drama, a nasty current of outspoken and r...

Following the 1995 award-winning film Singing Positive, The Chorus continues to chronicle the members, both alive and gone, of the San Francisco Gay Men’s Chorus, the world’s first and largest openly gay-iden...

At the beginning of The Consul of Sodom, Spanish writer Jaime Gil de Biedma is asked, “Is it true you’re a poet?” He responds flirtatiously, “I’d prefer to be thought of as a poem.”

Jared is closeted and Sam is straight, but together, they discover a Curious Thing in this fusion of documentary audio interviews and narrative film.

Things are curious with this selection of impressive short films portraying the lives, loves and longings of twenty-something gay men. Start your first full day at Frameline34 with this celebration of hauntingl...

It’s not easy to be a young, gay man in these haunting shorts about dreaming, danger, violence and love.